The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-13
CLEVELAND IN NEBRASKA.
HE GETS UP WITH THE SUN TO SEE 4
CORN PhLACE IN SIOUX CITT.


A xesrsshs Zephyr Grsets hin In Onaha-
Haa Carriage Turned late . Flower Ned
--An Hnatan rsrsss Bsnd fer Novelty
The Psrty Reach Kansas CITY Last Might.
OMAHA, Oct. lathe President and his
party left Minneapolis at $40 O'Clock last even
ing. The two ladies Of the party retired early.
but the President and the other gentlemen sat
for couple Of hours smoking and comparing
experiences. The President was frequently
summoned to the platform during tho evening
to receive the greetings OF the country people,
who seemed to be wide awake oil the way.
At Chaska dozen tar barrels were burning,
an artillery salute was fred. and. as the train
moved slowly past. big balloon In national
colors was sent up. At Carver the people were
out In force with o brass band, and the place
was illuminated by Chinese lanterns. At Le-
sueur there was yet moro elaborate illumi-
nation and o serenade. The train made no
stops. but the President appeared wherever
there was o crowd and courteously acknowl-
edged It's salutes. An army OF railroad mon
was on patrol duty along the track. and huge
bonfres were burning every half mile.
The sun was Just rising when the Presiden-
tial party were called this morning to prepare
for sightseeinG at Sioux City. The train was
stopped outside tho town limits to take on
Mayor Clelland. who. without formality. well
coined the President and his friends. and when
the station was reached just at sunrise. car
risges and reception committee were found
in waiting. as were tho military. the brass
bands. and the people. A rapid drive Of five
minutes brought the visitors to the corn pal
ace, whose turrets were at the moment taking
their carly bath Of golden sunlight. The corn
Ssvf is ended nsd g bS. Ss ese hs
visit, and all the attendants were on hand to
do the honors Of the occasion;
again and again to examine more closely some
unique ,o The sb
Ebres: f The map 81 The Union made Of Kernels.
each i a sas It's Rs @
the m.se 81 sSs fS sS
ears, were noted and admired. and then the big
marvel OF a building, whose sole materia! ex-
corn ield, was explained in detail. and its con-
on hstor and
mammoth triumpha arch stiff spannsd the
'h IL. RGssasnss Tide down the Missouri val
stretches Of waving corn showed hin the sig,
Council Bluffs senator Manderson, Congress-
man McShane. and q committee OF gentlemen
tHs sH1 wGieS thsa
he M IN Omaha Senator Paddock
prominent residents and the municipal author
ss " s ss whs
xhich also 6sdeeked 5he horses: 4 multitude
made its appearance, and cheers and salutes
we're its accompaniments throughout the city.
aas sSs
ners, bearing Welcome 70 The President"
IL Hf% q gaTas Sc
United States infantry, the knights Of Pythias
In uniform from all parts Of the State. and sew
drawn up IN ns ns Ss WEE WEE
isations which atiracted the especial attention
indian youths from the Genoa Industrial
vS ss s.asns ana NM sds
pointed out. among other things. corner lots
and business properties which belong to the
hsiss brisk Nebraska zephyr prevailed dur.
ing the ride. but the streets had been well
noying. momentary pause was made at the
the neighborhood: to give an opportunity to
sweep Of the Missouri. Thence the cortege
drove through the residence streets Of the
'oKn o 70 6o s.i5oa Omaha
GO and tie ey RS ram
sionists got aboard. Mrs. Cleveland's table
was quite buried beneath the baskets Of bou-
at Sioux City ;and Omaha. each bearing on q
card the sentiments and compliments OF the
uY AZ Piattsmouth, Hamburg. and other places
tho people were out In force, and though the
train did not stop; displayed their enthusiasm
han
dred were gathered. some Of whom In q sudden
impulse to get nearer tangled themselves IN
Josepk q half hour ahesd OF its time. "'A'u o.
As The sha1Gh S' g. SID o sss Fss
By rail. and these with the 10000 natives were
commttee Or IS ades and eentem sep! Es.
ceiyed the President. and. with the aid OF the
s.as sa ID sa3s ssd E 6i Hs
moro than quarter Of q mile IN length car.
Red the Preside s escort. The uniformed
cratic Committee. and some other organiza-
tons were on hand with brass bands. stop
ms seached the cenra SIC 81 the
Sacred Heart handed to the President bes anu
oI weS 1do costly sses
basket filled with roses.
When the party returned to the train and
attempted to board 1t there occurred another
Of those brushes which have become somewhat
fomiliar. but which are none the less terrible.
This was caused by tho frantic attempt OF ten
thousand persons moved by ono impulse to
get into close quarters with the President It
was work OF pain and even Of danger for his
fellow excursionists to make their way to the
train. work In which the committee and the
police rendered but little assistance.
The train arrived at Kansas City at 8:15PM
At the depot and for blocks around nm Inn
mense crowd had gathered, and roar OF
cheers went up as the train slowly pulled In on
the siding nearest the street. The police ar
rangements were admirable. and the party
were In carriages and on their way up Union
avenue fifteen minutes after the arrival Of the
train.
At the Coates House the guests alighted and
retired to their rooms for a brief rest before
the later events OF the evening" The trades
display was, an ambitious attempt tonight,
and marched through the principal streets and
up Broadway past the hotel shortly after the
The reception to President Cleveland will
not be held to- morrow In an abandoned ceme-
terry as was intended. as the owner declared
that he would have the whole business arrest
cd. Cleveland and all. II they trespassed there.
Tho public reception will therefore be held at
the Post Once.
This afternoon an arch over the street bear